The annual Halloween is coming, so I want to make a jack-o-lantern myself. It sounds difficult, but it's actually very simple.

First of all, we do not fight unprepared. We must prepare a round pumpkin, a spoon, a crayon, a sharp knife handle, two screws, a string, and a candle. Then, the mysterious production process begins, which will never be told outside. I found my helper Grandpa. Grandpa took the pumpkin and we divided into two groups. Because my grandpa didn’t have a round pumpkin at home, I cut off one whole end with a knife. Grandpa used a knife to cut open the top of the pumpkin, and I started to want to carve patterns on the pumpkin. "Use a big smiley face, eh, that looks good. Forget it, it doesn't fit the Halloween atmosphere. Use an expressionless face, and that's not very fun either. So what exactly are you going to use?" I said. I thought to myself, considering each plan in my head.

I suddenly had an idea and drew a face with raised eyebrows, triangular nose and a big grin. This has good ventilation and looks very nice. By this time, grandpa had cut open the top of the pumpkin. This top cover needs to be preserved. Next, we have to hollow out the pumpkin, and now it’s time for Comrade Spoon to make his debut. I waved the big spoon and started to dig out the pumpkin pulp. I muttered to myself: "This is my enemy, dig hard!" In an instant, my strength increased greatly, and I was almost done digging in a few strokes. Now the pumpkin is golden on the outside, but empty inside.

However, the pumpkin wall must be preserved, about one centimeter is enough. Now, it's time to draw the designed pattern with crayons. "Poor pumpkin, take the move!" I thought to myself. Pick up the crayon and rub it against the pumpkin a few times. After a while, a lifelike little pumpkin face was completed. A bit vicious, but very cute. Grandpa took the reading glasses, looked at them and said, "Well, it's pretty good. This foreign festival is really interesting!" So grandpa used a sharp knife to start pricking along the lines of the crayon.

It didn’t take long for these lifelike patterns to be hollowed out. With just a slight push, they all fall off. From here you can see the golden inside of the pumpkin. Now make a small groove in the center of the inside bottom of the pumpkin. It needs to be about the same size as a candle, so it can be used to fix the small candle so that it doesn't move around. Now, this jack-o'-lantern is basically finished. Put the small top cover on to take a look. Don't tell me, it's so beautiful and beautiful that people really want to touch it.

Of course, for the convenience of carrying, if you don’t want to use it as a thermos, you need to make a handle. Grandpa first drove two screws into both sides of the pumpkin and fixed it firmly. Then use thin ropes on the outside to tie the places where the screws leak out with dead buckles. This way I can run around with my jack-o'-lantern. I used a toothpick to secure the top of the jack-o-lantern in place. Now, you only need to use a lighter to light the small candle in the pumpkin at night, and the little pumpkin lantern will emit a dazzling light, all golden, and reveal a head with a stern eyebrow.

The above is the Halloween pumpkin lantern composition compiled by the boutique editor for everyone. I wish everyone a happy Halloween~~